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You can use this article to experiment with markup.<comment thread="10" /> [image rw_reflection.gif] === Testing LaTeX === We can have inline maths, like $n \cos y$ and $n \sin t$. $y_1 = y_2$ In other words again, $x^2+(b/a)x=(x+(b/2a))^2-(b/2a)^2$. I'm trying to force this to look like a multline environment, with no luck $\ldots$ $Q^{n,m,k} = \big( P_2(y_1,y_2,y_3)^n P_3(y_1,y_2,y_3)^{2m+3} + P_2(y_4,y_3,y_2)^n P_3(y_4,y_3,y_2)^{2m+3}$ $ \quad + P_2(y_3,y_4,y_1)^n P_3(y_3,y_4,y_1)^{2m+3} + P_2(y_2,y_1,y_4)^n P_3(y_2,y_1,y_4)^{2m+3} \big)$ $ \times \big( P_4(y_1,y_2,y_3,y_4)^k + P_4(y_1,y_3,y_2,y_4)^k + P_4(y_1,y_4,y_2,y_3)^k \big).$ Try \begin{align} and \end{align}. '''''test'''''<comment thread="517" /> I'm just adding something to see whether it works, and then to see whether I can manage an inline comment. I'm doing the same. I'm adding this sentence, so that I can then comment on how deeply unimaginative this sentence is.<comment thread="24" /> [note section contributions wanted]Having some more examples here would really help. In particular, we could use an example that uses unimaginary numbers. [/note] [QUICK DESCRIPTION] [note article incomplete]This article is missing large parts of what is required of a Tricki article. [/note]<comment thread="13" /> Another commenting test. ===A test=== This is to see whether I can do nested "add"s. [add] Article 1 {{[add] refers to Article 2 {{which in turn refers to Article 3!}} [/add]}} [/add] Hmm ... seems not to work. But it should work now! Wow -- that's fantastic. OK I'll see how many levels of nesting there might be. [add] Article 1 {{[add] refers to Article 2 {{[add] which refers to Article 3 {{which refers to Article 4!}} [/add]}} [/add]}} [/add] Thanks Alex -- I've actually got a use for this ... What about hyperlinks inside "add"s? I wonder whether [add] I could {{add a [[how to use martingales]] link here}} [/add] That's fine. Another experiment. In the middle of a list, I want [add] Article A {{ *with a list **with headings and subheadings **and more subheadings *and another heading or two **and subheadings [[with links]] **and so on }} [/add], Article B, etc.<comment thread="454" /> The next experiment is intended to demonstrate the lists/[add] bug. At least on my Mac, each time I expand and collapse again, I end up with a new set of arrows. *[add]Article A{{ **has Article B as a subarticle}}[/add] A link: [[techniques for obtaining Estimates]]. [[Sandbox]] [[How does a bound of exp(c(log n)^{1/2}) ever arise?]] [[tricki/help | Help pages]] A link to a page on Wikipedia: [[w:History of algebra]]. [exercise] Exercise test. [/exercise] [remark] A remark [/remark] Counting $H$-cosets. A. [remarks] The above remark is rather boring. Also, the exercise is more of a question. [/remarks] [theorem test|Test theorem]Every continuous function satisfies the IVP.[/theorem] [proof]Let $\varepsilon < 0$.[/proof] [theorem] The proof of [ref Theorem #test] is valid. [/theorem] [proof] See next theorem. [/proof] [theorem] It would be nice to be able to claim that $x<y.$ But can I? [/theorem] [maths random|It's all relative really] F=nd^2 [/maths] [eqref random] [EXAMPLE example_test|Test] [maths] f^{\rho j} = -1[/maths] [/EXAMPLE] [ref Example #example_test] illustrates a different kind of relativity. Testing labels with hyphens in them: [math hyphen-test] a^n+b^n=c^n [/math] Testing accents in links: [[w:Alfred Renyi|R\'enyi]] === Heading 1 === === Heading 5 === [[#Heading 5|This is to see whether I can get an internal link to heading 5]]. [[#Heading 1|Link to heading 1]] As far as I can tell, I'm copying the markup directly from what it says in the formatting page, but it isn't working. #First #Second ##Third ##Fourth<comment thread="351" /> $f'' = g'' = h''$.
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